How is indian secularism different from western secularism?
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Indian secularism is fundamentally different from Western secularism. 'Equal protection by the State to all religions'. ... At the same time Nehru was not in favour of a complete separation between religion and state. A secular state can interfere in matters of religion to bring about social reform.
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